The phrase "adequate difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sufficient or acceptable level of distinction between two or more items, concepts, or conditions.
Example: "There must be an adequate difference in quality between the two products for consumers to make an informed choice."
Alternatives: "sufficient difference" or "acceptable difference".
The airflow produced by the fan is used in conjunction with a commercially available heat pipe heat sink to maintain an adequate temperature difference across the thermoelectric module.
Similar findings were seen in FEV1: those with inadequate glucose control had lower values than those with adequate control (difference -75.4 mL; 95%CI: -92.2, -58.6, p < 0.0001).
Except for tandem duplications and long simple sequence repeats, adequate nucleotide differences exist between even the most conserved homeologous regions to completely distinguish them during sequence assembly.
At later pumping times the UHBC solution is adequate because the difference between the MTBC and UHBC solutions becomes negligible.
Generally, in order to prevent gas kick, higher density of drilling fluid is adopted to keep adequate positive pressure difference in hole bottom.
In the area of immigrant incorporation, the purported crisis of multiculturalism of the late 1990s and 2000s provides an example of representing immigrant policy as being "in crisis", this time focusing on questions of diversity and on adequate responses to difference in increasingly diversified societies.
When compared to teeth with inadequate root canal treatment and adequate restoration, the difference was statistically significant (P =.02).
Age was borderline significant with people with low health literacy being slightly younger than people with adequate health literacy (difference in mean age between groups 2.22 years).
Diabetic subjects with inadequate glucose control have lower pulmonary function than those with adequate control, a difference not explained by usual determinants of lung function.
Mean residual values for FVC were significantly lower in those with inadequate glucose control than in those with adequate control (FVC difference -121.2 mL; 95%CI: -134.1, -108.4; p < 0.0001).
